Description
Spiral Card Game
Learning is always better when it is fun.
Otherwise known as "I have...Who has?"
Starting with the start card, students must solve simple exponents and then add or subtract them with other simple exponents. They must match their question card to another's answer card in order to link the cards like dominoes. The game cards can be laid in a line or in a spiral shape.
The start and stop cards in this game provide accountability to find the right answer. If students make a mistake, they will find that the stop card is not in the right place.
Some students may want to use a scratch paper during this game.
Use this game during math centers, activity time, Fun Friday, workshop, or rainy day recess. I use this while teaching my 4th/5th combo class. It keeps the other students learning and entertained while I am busy with the other grade level. Play this game again and again to help them review important skills and maintain that concept in their memory.
Total of 28 cards.
Learning is always better when it is fun.
Otherwise known as "I have...Who has?"
Starting with the start card, students must solve simple exponents and then add or subtract them with other simple exponents. They must match their question card to another's answer card in order to link the cards like dominoes. The game cards can be laid in a line or in a spiral shape.
The start and stop cards in this game provide accountability to find the right answer. If students make a mistake, they will find that the stop card is not in the right place.
Some students may want to use a scratch paper during this game.
Use this game during math centers, activity time, Fun Friday, workshop, or rainy day recess. I use this while teaching my 4th/5th combo class. It keeps the other students learning and entertained while I am busy with the other grade level. Play this game again and again to help them review important skills and maintain that concept in their memory.
Total of 28 cards.
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Description
Spiral Card Game
Learning is always better when it is fun.
Otherwise known as "I have...Who has?"
Starting with the start card, students must solve simple exponents and then add or subtract them with other simple exponents. They must match their question card to another's answer card in order to link the cards like dominoes. The game cards can be laid in a line or in a spiral shape.
The start and stop cards in this game provide accountability to find the right answer. If students make a mistake, they will find that the stop card is not in the right place.
Some students may want to use a scratch paper during this game.
Use this game during math centers, activity time, Fun Friday, workshop, or rainy day recess. I use this while teaching my 4th/5th combo class. It keeps the other students learning and entertained while I am busy with the other grade level. Play this game again and again to help them review important skills and maintain that concept in their memory.
Total of 28 cards.
Learning is always better when it is fun.
Otherwise known as "I have...Who has?"
Starting with the start card, students must solve simple exponents and then add or subtract them with other simple exponents. They must match their question card to another's answer card in order to link the cards like dominoes. The game cards can be laid in a line or in a spiral shape.
The start and stop cards in this game provide accountability to find the right answer. If students make a mistake, they will find that the stop card is not in the right place.
Some students may want to use a scratch paper during this game.
Use this game during math centers, activity time, Fun Friday, workshop, or rainy day recess. I use this while teaching my 4th/5th combo class. It keeps the other students learning and entertained while I am busy with the other grade level. Play this game again and again to help them review important skills and maintain that concept in their memory.
Total of 28 cards.
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Fantastic! A great way to review and get students engaged.
Thank you!
You're welcome.
A great center activity!
Awesome.
I used this with my daughter. Thanks.
You're welcome.
Great! Thanks!
Thanks for all of the feedback love, Beverly.
My students loved it!
That's wonderful.
My students love doing these as quick formative assessments!
I'm happy that you found it so useful.
Great review of exponents!
That's great that it's working so well for you.
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